Meet the team

Natacha Mann

MSc Vet Phys, BSc Hons, MCSP, HPC, ACPAT(A)

Natacha qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapist in 2011 and then completed her Post Graduate Diploma in Veterinary Physiotherapy.Natacha became a partner in practice at Topline Vet Physio in 2014, and since then took over the company in 2017. Read more about Natacha.

Hollie Smith

PgDip Vet Phys ACPAT(A) Chartered Physiotherapist MCSP

Hollie graduated from York St John University as a Chartered Physiotherapist in 2011. She has since worked in both private and NHS settings, completing a range of specialised physiotherapy rotations including neurology, respiratory and musculoskeletal services. Her passion in human practice is in orthopaedic surgery and she currently works part-time for a private hospital, completing outpatient post and pre-op physiotherapy.
From a young age, Hollie has always been very passionate about animal care and welfare, especially in canines. Her decision to move into veterinary physiotherapy was based on the expanding and pioneering path that the canine orthopaedic specialism is taking; allowing her to combine both of her canine and orthopaedic passion. She works for Topline Vet Physio on a part-time basis, alongside her human physiotherapy commitments. In her spare time, Hollie enjoys walking her rescue dog Leon and having riding lessons at her local equestrian centre.

Felicity Begley

MSc MCSP HPC ACPAT (A)

Animals have always been the centre of Felicity’s life, growing up on a farm in Lancashire and owning several horses, dogs and cats. Felicity competed in polocrosse, and represented the UK v USA in 1999. Felicity was human physiotherapist for the UK Polocrosse Squads in 2005 and vet physio for the 2011 Polocrosse World Cup.

In 2009 she completed an MSc in Veterinary Physiotherapy at The Royal Veterinary College, London. Currently Felicity maintains her post as a Senior Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist for Lincolnshire Community Health Services and works for Topline Vet Physio on a part time basis treating animals.
Felicity is currently on maternity leave, enjoying some family time with her son and watching her homebred horse starting her ridden career.